TB Infection Control

Hi Shaheen,

I just tested the file and it seems to be working. I updated it anyway so please try again. Note that this is a PDF Acrobat Reader file so you need Adobe Reader to view it (download the latest version here: http://www.adobe.com/products/acrobat/readstep2.html). Let me know if you still have issues, Best, Sophie

I will ask our GHD engineers to check this out. When I first tried to
open it myself, there was nothing there, but it openned up nicely with a
second attempt.

Please give it another try. If it fails we can send it to you directly.

Ed
-----Original Message-----
From: GHDonline (S. Mehtar) [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 1:10 PM
To: Edward Nardell
Subject: [TB Infection Control] Overview of Airborne Infections and
Control Strategies

Dear All
I cannot seem to open the file, the caption says it might be damaged.
Could
I ask for it to be sent directly to me?
Thanks
Shaheen

Prof Shaheen Mehtar
MBBS, FRC Path (UK), FCPath (Micro) (SA), MD (Eng)
Head of Academic Unit for Infection Prevention and Control
Tygerberg Hospital & Stellenbosch Uni
PO Box 19063,
Tygerberg 7505, Cape Town

Tel: +27 21 938 5051
Fax: + 27 21 938 5065
Mobile: +27 82 852 3697

________________________________

From: GHDonline (Edward Nardell, MD) [mailto:]
Sent: Mon 2008/08/18 05:50 PM
To: Mehtar, S, Prof <>
Subject: [TB Infection Control] Overview of Airborne Infections and
Control
Strategies



Overview of Airborne Infections and Control Strategies (added ...

I will ask our GHD engineers to check this out. When I first tried to
open it myself, there was nothing there, but it openned up nicely with a
second attempt.

Please give it another try. If it fails we can send it to you directly.

Ed
-----Original Message-----
From: GHDonline (S. Mehtar) [mailto:]
Sent: Monday, August 18, 2008 1:10 PM
To: Edward Nardell
Subject: [TB Infection Control] Overview of Airborne Infections and
Control Strategies

Dear All
I cannot seem to open the file, the caption says it might be damaged.
Could
I ask for it to be sent directly to me?
Thanks
Shaheen

Prof Shaheen Mehtar
MBBS, FRC Path (UK), FCPath (Micro) (SA), MD (Eng)
Head of Academic Unit for Infection Prevention and Control
Tygerberg Hospital & Stellenbosch Uni
PO Box 19063,
Tygerberg 7505, Cape Town

Tel: +27 21 938 5051
Fax: + 27 21 938 5065
Mobile: +27 82 852 3697

________________________________

From: GHDonline (Edward Nardell, MD) [mailto:]
Sent: Mon 2008/08/18 05:50 PM
To: Mehtar, S, Prof <>
Subject: [TB Infection Control] Overview of Airborne Infections and
Control
Strategies



Overview of Airborne Infections and Control Strategies (added by Edward
Nardell, MD)
Source: Harvard School of Public Health

Posted in TB Infection Control:
http://www.ghdonline.org/ic/resource/overview-of-airborne-infections-and
-control-strate/

This presentation covers:

Part 1: TB and measles as model airborne infections
* Implications for other airborne infections (influenza,
smallpox,
anthrax)
* Implications for transportation safety (Airliner, shipboard
transportation)
* Reducing vulnerability (vaccination, isolation/quarantine, air
disinfection and personal respiratory protection)

Part 2: Interventions
* Reducing vulnerability (vaccination)
* Isolation/quarantine
* Air disinfection (ventilation, Air filtration, UV air
disinfection)
* Respiratory protection

This presentation introduced the 2008 "Engineering Methods for the
Control
of Airborne Infections: An International Perspective" course that took
place at the Center of Continuing Professional Education
(http://www.hsph.harvard.edu/ccpe/index.html) at Harvard School of
Public
Health July 14-25, 2008.

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